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Taiwan Weighted Index Gains 1.34% on Tech and Plastics Sector Strength

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Taiwan's benchmark stock index, the Taiwan Weighted, closed 1.34% higher on Thursday, buoyed by strong performance in the technology and plastics sectors. Nanya Technology and APAQ Technology were among the top gainers.
Taiwan's benchmark stock index, the Taiwan Weighted, finished Thursday's trading session with a solid gain of 1.34%. The advance was primarily driven by strength in the nation's key technology and industrial sectors, according to market data.
Sector-Led Rally
The rally was supported by positive performance across several key industries. According to closing data from the Taiwan Stock Exchange, sectors leading the charge included Plastic, Electronic Parts/Components, and Computers & Peripherals, signaling broad investor confidence in these areas.
Top Movers
Several technology firms posted significant gains, with some approaching the daily limit up. The session's top performers on the Taiwan Weighted index included:
Ad- Nanya Technology Corp (TW:2408): rose 10.00% to close at 445.50.
- APAQ Technology Co Ltd (TW:6449): added 10.00% to end at 269.50.
- Ennoconn Corp (TW:6414): gained 9.99% to trade at 490.00.
In contrast, the session's biggest decliners included Rexon Industrial Corp Ltd (TW:1515), which fell 9.99%, and Aerospace Industrial Development Corp (TW:2634), which dropped 9.93%.
Notable Stock Milestones
The session also saw notable individual stock milestones, highlighting divergent performance despite the market's overall strength. Shares in industrial computer maker Ennoconn Corp surged to a 5-year high on the back of its strong gains. Conversely, Yeong Guan Energy Technology Group Co Ltd (TW:1589) fell to a new all-time low, losing 9.92%.
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